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Artificial Intelligence
14 posts
AI between a rock and a hard place
Written by Lina Klesper LL.M, international legal assistant at PKF Malta
Does adding ‘please’, ‘thank you’ to ChatGPT prompts really waste energy?
The effect of a few extra words is negligible compared with the energy required to run data centres, writes Richard Morris
AI images cause harm, even if you know they’re fake
Such realistic images can still make victims feel alienated, dehumanised, humiliated and violated, Alex Fisher writes
AI resurrections of dead celebrities amuse and rankle
Hyper-realistic AI videos of dead personalities are prompting debate over the control of deceased people’s images
Fake AI videos have a new generation loving 1980s life
Channels on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube are looking back in time, showing young people more present in the everyday and more eager to connect
AI-induced psychosis: when humans and machines hallucinate together
Lucy Osler discusses the dangers of digital companions as many are turning to chatbots to think through problems, and explore beliefs and feelings
Grokipedia: Elon Musk’s AI alternative to Wikipedia may be just as biased
If Wikipedia reflects the biases of its human editors and their sources, AI has the same problem with the biases of its data, says Taha Yasseri
Award-winning Maltese play ‘Sofie’ to be staged at the Manoel
The comedy deals with the contemporary issues of technology and AI
An AI Jesus? Yes, powerful Jesus chatbots are on the rise
Philosopher Anné H. Verhoef puts them to the test and considers the new kind of challenge they pose for religion
‘Today, we live in the future’ as reality and fiction collide
As AI companions become the latest in friendship and therapy, what impact does this have on our human connections and falling in love?